2. When Who's Looking Out for You? was written, how many unaccountable illegal aliens were estimated to be in the country?
(a) Over eight million.
(b) Under four million.
(c) Five million.
(d) Three million.

3. Why does Bill think the Catholic Church has become too political?
(a) It addresses scandals, but does not know how to fix them.
(b) It ignores scandals instead of addressing them.
(c) It fixes scandals, but does not learn from them.
(d) It covers up scandals instead of addressing them.

4. How far back do some of Bill's loyal friendships go?
(a) Twenty years.
(b) Forty years.
(c) Fifty years.
(d) Thirty years.

5. What kind of a job did Bill's father work?
(a) He worked at a job that he did not like or dislike.
(b) He worked at a job that he hated.
(c) He worked at a job that he enjoyed.
(d) He worked at a job that he mostly liked, but disliked the pay.

6. As stated in Chapter 1, what is there a huge gap between in the United States?
(a) Legality and responsibility.
(b) Illegality and irresponsibility.
(c) Legality and irresponsibility.
(d) Illegality and responsibility.

7. How many people died because of Malvo's attacks?
(a) Four.
(b) Seven.
(c) Ten.
(d) Three.

8. According to Bill, how should journalists approach the news in current times?
(a) They should be careful not to offend anyone in the government when reporting corruption.
(b) They should be watchful of government, but not angry.
(c) They should be hesitant to report any corruption in government.
(d) They should be angry about the corruption and lies in government.

9. Why did singer, Julio Iglesias snub his own son?
(a) For media attention.
(b) As a joke.
(c) To prove a point.
(d) To prevent his son from pursuing a music career.

10. Where does Bill think the television and Internet access should be in a house with children?
(a) In the family room.
(b) In the garage.
(c) In each child's room.
(d) In only the oldest child's room.

11. Why does Bill consider himself a threat to the mainstream media?
(a) He is not attacked consistently or personally.
(b) He is attacked consistently, but not personally.
(c) He is attacked both consistently and personally.
(d) He is attacked personally, but not consistently.

12. In the examples given in Chapter 1, the children's services department in which state allowed a child to fall through the cracks?
(a) Florida.
(b) Illinois.
(c) Vermont.
(d) California.

13. What did Clinton do as President when he received information that Al Qaeda was a threat?
(a) He failed to take action to stop them.
(b) He requested further information.
(c) He took action against them, but failed to stop them.
(d) He did not believe the information.

14. How does Bill describe CNN's coverage?
(a) Broad, but not shallow.
(b) Detailed and not shallow.
(c) Detailed, but shallow.
(d) Broad and shallow.

15. How has student morality been affected by the increase of secularism?
(a) It has stayed the same.
(b) It has increased in recent years.
(c) It has not been researched.
(d) It has fallen in recent years.